The Sun. — London, England, 1826-10-21 00:00:00

. , 4 . SPITtIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. for lives ( in the detailed Finance Accounts) as an and it is in this way that they are uniformly SURREY SESSIONS. lic Sale this forenoon, 164 butts C ur r ants 86s. and 941. ;' , considered . 22 carroteels ditto 90s. a 965.; 6 pipes. and 7 carroteels The spirited conduct of the inhabitants of the Pim- annual charge, and not as representing any conjectu- KINGSTON, FRIDAY, Ocr. 20. • Lipari ditto 80s. lien part of the parish of St. G eorge , Hanoveresquare, ral capital. Anothet of our cotemporanes has not Lazarus Jacobs, a miserable-lookng creature, the very pnt to . the bar charged with steal- GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, M is entitled to * the highest praise : and will, we trust, on ly charged us with inaccuracy,' but has endeavoured picture of poverty, was (wince amines isieetTerioa) . , ing a purse, containing" one sixpence in silver and a few [FRO/4 LAST NIGUT'S LONDOK 0/.2ICITR.] R . Ove the lead and tone to other parishes, both in the to show that the capital of our Funded Debt has in- halfpence. When ask's'el whether he was guilty or not, he For the Week ended Oct. 13,1826, made up from the Returns of the In. J e l ectors in the diffbrent Cities and •Towns in England and Wales. ,Metropolis and elsewhere, in opposing, anti at last creased hy about sixty millions, within the last seven answere d, w ith apparent :simplicity," Guilty, your Wor- Wheat*-545. 6d• I Oats •••••••••••••V V. 7d. I Beam--; 475. &I. o' effectually putting down, the present abominable years, and has roundly asserted, " that the nation is s hip s ; b ut I wa s in the greatest distress when I did it." 8ar1ey....... -.35L s.l.Rye ' ........-.. SU 4d• i how-- 54 2d. 3. system of local legislation, hy which, under the colour now Burthened with an annual charge, arising out of He then described the privations under which he had la- PRICE OF SUGAR. , lli Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed front the T of useful regulations, powers the most oppressive arc the Funded Debt, which exceeds by 436,185/. the induced him to commit the theft. Returns Ave made in the week ending the 18th day of Oct., 1828 is 30s. Id. . I T intrusted to hands' unfit to possess any, and an one- eharge payable in 1819." If we had fall 'ten in o any homed, and which had The prisoner was admonished by the Bench to retract per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Custom s paid or payable thereon on a the importation thereof into Great Britain. A bails system of partial taxation is established, which, inaccuracy in these arithmetical matters, we should hi s p l ea as it wo uld make no alteration in the sentence." - WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-Oct. If). ' A After a short time he withdrew his plea, and pleaded Hay..............-... 80s. Od. to 108 s. Od. I 5traw................ 14s. od. topBs. Od. 7 for the most part, resolves itself into the fruitful source not have been ashamed to confess it, even had it been . " Not , It " btu y. . Clover .......... 84s. Od. to 130 s. Od. I /.0 of a variety of jobs for the wlfole tribe of Trustees, as great as any blunder that Joseph Flume ever come He was soon afterwards put on his trial and facts PRICES 7 OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-OcT. 20. J Commissioners, Vestrymen, and their numerous mitted. But we contend that our former statement Pockets. Ba g s. a were proved so clearly against him, that the Jury the affirmed , . . Kent .... 4/. Os. 4/. Its. to 51. 15s. Kent.. 2/, 16s. 4/. 4s. to 4/. 10s. bangers-on. Though the magnitude of a man's pro- was perfectlY accurate ; that our corrector has been hi s f irst plea . H e was sentenced to th ree mor dh e !mgrs.. Sussex 31.105. Si. 18s. to 4/. 4a. Sussex 31. 68. 31. 148.10 31. 185. I perty enables him to set a splendid example - of Elwell- misled, by the forms of the accounts, into a gross sonment. Essex.- 3/. les. 41. 10s. to 4/. tis, Essex.. 3/. 10s, 41. Os, to 41. 6s. 3 Farnham, tine (Rickets) 71. Os. to 81. Bs.-Seconds, 41. 10s. to 6/. 61. 3 ty and forbearance, it offers no reason why its mas error ; and that his conclusions are altogether contrary ll'illiam Harrod and John Chambers were indicted for ' Old Duty laid at'965,0001., negement should be neglected, or that an opportunity' to the fact. The mode in which the Times states our stealing nine clucks and nine chick en s, th e p ro perty of PRICE OF POTATOES.-.oer. 90. . 1% William Mace. It appeared that the prosecutor, who is 02nobles and Shaves ......--- 3/. Ss. to 31.10,. per Ton. I should be lost of turning it to the best account ; but present public debt, for the purpose Cif contrasting it Marsh Champions . 4l. Os. to 4/. 10s. ditto. ll we confess we should like to see a man of Earl Gros- with 1819, is the followinge- a poor peasant, had his premises entered on the 19th of PRICES OF LEATHER. .1 July, and the fowls, which constituted the principal part Per lb. d. 'd. Per lb. d. d j venor's immense wealth and liberal principles not mix- Public Debt of Great Britain.° of his stock in trade were taken. The fowls were traced 8utt5.......50 to 561 b..... 19 to 21 Tanned Horse Hides.- 10 to 14 ... ed up with this system of local taxation-or that at all Ann. Interest. Capital. Ditto-... 60 to &M.-. VI to 23' Spanish Ditto _ 10 to 15 778 , 125,267 to the house of the prisoner Harrods father, who acknow- Dressing Hide. 11/ to 15 Per dozen. ( events, if these private laws are for the improvement Unredeemed. funded - 25,429,678 ght them there. It was also Fine Coach Hides ........ 15 to 17 C a lf Skins... 36 to 40Ib. 16 to 2 . 4 Long Annuity 1433,257 32 , 7 21, 7 09 hedged that his son had brow Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b- 13 to 15 Ditto ...---... 60 to '7olb. 23 to 27 of his own estates, that the expellee of passing them, Annuities assigned to the .• proved that Chambers was concerned in the robbery. Ditt0,........-.45 to 501 b..., 15 to 17 Ditto ' 70 to 801 b. 21 to 23 ( and the consequences they produce, should not fall Cummissioners of Naval 2,800,000 . 74,632,051 Both prisoners were found Guilty. Ditt0......................-......... 17 to 19 Small Seals, Greenland... 19 to 91 . ( exclusively upon those whose interests if ally, is of a and Military Pensions Harrod, it being his first offence, was sentenced to six RAW HIDES. Charge of Management Per Stone.s. d. s, d. Per Stone. d o . to s i d i very minor nature. The way in which Acts of this 276,827 months' imprisonment ; but Chambers being an old offen- Best Heifers and Steers 210 to 3 1 Ordinar sort have hitherto been passed has been highly dis- , , £29,889,762 X 885,482,027 SHEEP. SKINS. .1 Hone to Parliament ; and we trust that the new Here a lame item is introduced, as representing a ..„.• owstrarsairsitm Fells-As. &I. to 2s. 9d. I Lambs-Os.od. toes. Od. I P011ed...20.6d. toss. Od J Home of Commons will retrace the steps of its prede- fictitious capital which is referred to the Long Annul- TFIE MARKETS. PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 112 . 1b , ..-07. 20 9 v. c vd. , - censor on this as well as on some other subjects, liy not ties ; and, fhoug , li we deem it a much clearer mode of Town Tallow -.48,. Od. to Os. Ott. Yellow Snap - - 80 s. od. ) i (From the London New Price Curreni of Friday.) Yellow Russia.-41s. Od. to Os. Od. MottledBBs. U.l. i only not permitting these errors to be repeated, but by proceeding, to state the Long Annuities to be what SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovades has been languid White ~-......... Od. to Os. 0.1. C..urd - - lending itself readily to the repeal of' ninny of these really -, Soap Ditto...-. -s. Oa. to Os. Od. Graves- t'as Od. they are, namely, a yearly charge, and nothing sill the week, the ptices are without alteration : Mauritius Melted Stuff-. 365. Od. to Os. Od. Good Dregs. __,, ss. Od. , never have become Imvs • but local Acts, which could • , else, yet we do not quarrel with this form of the ac- Sugars continue to go off freely at public sale, and rate Ditto Rough.- Vits. ad. to Os. 0.1. by that kind of stealth which is, above all things, dis- count. If a supposed sum of 32,721,709/. is to be fully Is. above the same quality of West India descrip- PRAM OF RAW F4T,_..per stone of 81b.-OcT. 20. _ _ _ 'r lions.--The Market opened heavily this morning, and Pr i ce by Tallow (as stated by the Fallow Heifers) ...............* 2.0. Idd. graceful in the Legislature of any country to connive added to the capital of our present debt, in respect of though parcels could be purchased a shade lower, yet the The price of gond StoPreRgnEdIOFCAN LES • at, or be the instruments of. We are quite convinced ng Lona a sum of 34,772,817/. must existi L Annuities , ' • , buyers evinced no inclination to do business. Some athe CANDLES, ;hope, is as follows Candles, per dozen Bs. Od. to 9s..eod. in l Moulds, per dozen -.....105. od. • that the time is fast approaching' when the whole of in like manner, be added to the debt of 1810. So inferior St. Luciss offered 6d. to Is. under the lowest a. ti UAL MARKET.-Orr. 20. the Metropolis at least must be put under the govern. far, therefore, as the Long Annuities are concerned, price inserted. The purchases at a late hour to-day did B 8. d. ad. nient of' one general law, and its execution confided the • capital of our debt has been diminished, since not exceed 3,50 lihds , and at rather lower prices, urd0n.................29 0 T0wn1ey.............. 30'3 W E. Walker... T. 2 6 to hands more honest, faithful, and intelligent, than . parucu- g iton -............... 28 0 a b0tt1e..........17 6 Pelaw Trader .... 30 0., • Ei I Wll . W. • 1819, by more than one seventeenth. In fact there- fail the Sugars under 58s. The 173 hhds. 194 brie. tiehhurn Main- 32 0 Wi11ingt0n......... 32 9 TanSeld Trader -31 6 those which at present compose our jobbing Dogberry , . fore, the whole of the difference between us and our good brown and yellow Porto Rico, for export only, sold Hoipaen 99 0 lieworthPrimrose3o 0 Wy1am.................30 6 Hartley Welland Bell's.. St 9 Fawcett Main t i .) g Legislatures; and we therefore hail the spirit which 'opponents lies in the Annuity of 2,800,000/., which 275. 6d. to 30s. The Refined arket }has been very Kilhngworth 31 9 WallsEndßewicke. .36 0 LarnbtonPrimrose3l 6 Liddell's ain -- 27 ft W. E. Green's 29 0 Russell' Lyou's • the persons at this meeting displayed as an earnest of is supposed to represent a capital of nearly_7s millions, heavy, but we cannot . quote any reduction in the prices; Ord's Redhugh -26 s W. E.'Newniarcl, 31 9 Main.......... 33 6 the lixporters continue to make inquiries for Lumps, anti Maw .........--.. 30 3 W. E. Northumb. 31 6 Walls End Hettou 37 0 that which we hope soon to see arise, and he brought assigned to the `Trustees of Naval and Military Pen- .Percy East - -17 eM. E. Peareth...... 30 0 W. r.. Larnbton-36 6 , temperately, but firmly, into action in other parts of lions. Our opponents say, that this is a portion. of purchase any parcels that are offering under our quo t a - PontoWindsor- 28 0 W. E. Riddell's .... 35 o Wall.Wls End Lyons 34 s , tions. The Market this forenoon is without change. Topton M00r...31 6 W. E. RosselPs.„ 6 Lyo ns 3-1 0 the town. The system itself .is so rotten that it only the debt; we say, on the contras ~that it has notlim There are no purchasers for the home consumption; o- 51hips at Market, 101-Ships sold, 38 Unsold, tal%. requires the calm good sense of practical men to show to do with the debt-that though a charge for forty g - lasses are heavy. Foreign Sugars continue neglected. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. its rottenness and insure its speedy correction.--Morn- five years on, the Consolidated Fund, it is merely a COFFEE-The transactions in Coffee have - been on a ing Herald. , . . payment, in part discharge, of the naval and military very extensive scale, chiefly by private contract and at . Per Quarter. .. to s. a. to 5. a. to s. s. to II s. to a. The Corn Law question is a great Ininahug , except pensions, half'-pay, and civil superannuations. Those lower prices; about 800 bags St. Domingo of fair quality Alnwick ............. 51 - - 30 - 22 - 92 - 32 . the sold at 48s. and for good ordinary coloury 48s. Gd.and - -- so far as this-to import corn at all times, subject to were charges which existed in 1819 as well as at Aylesbury .........- 52 . 60 38 40 32 35 60 59 Banbury 54 56 39 41 33 40 52 60 - 495. • Brazil fine ordinary in extensive parcels offering, a fair tax. For instanceif, take Europe generally, the present moment ; and the mere form of statement in D . Basingstoke --- 45 60 32 37 87 31 50 55 - of which only a small proportion sold at 495. 6d. ; the 'or n' Blandtbrd ~ .. . _ 54 - 28 - 26 _ _ price of the best wheat be on the average 40s. the the public accounts cannot alter the substance of dinar descry descriptions of British Plantation Coffee have given , . Bridport . . .48 56 34 40 28 32 54 56 - - quarter, then we should say that 30 per cent., or 12s. the thing. If this 2,800,000/. is to be called a poi- C a aTi b e ri g r ir e y - - 52 ri - 34 Vi - 24 5 ; 5 ) 4 - 0 ,4 1 : Y -- 5° Is. a 2s. per cwt. There we . r . e three Public salesthis, C 5 hard................... .541 76 38 44 24 32 44 48 - - it quarter, would be a sufficient tax, to which, if freight don of tile Public Debt, the same description may, forenoon-156 Derby , , 4 64 36 47 17 36 50 56 an d other charges, amounting probably to Ba., be with equal propriety, be applied to the whole of our bags Foreign, the latter chiefly damaged Havannah; Ja- Devizes 50 62 36 42 24 56 50 80 - - ' added, they would bring wheat up to 605., which civil lists, to the estimates of the ordnance, the • army, maica nearly good middling 735., the ordinary and low Dorchester..-.... 46 60 31 36 30 35 50 59 - - ' ' ' • Exeter......-... 52 14 38 40 28 32 56 6 0 - - price, farmers say, is a price they can grow wheat at. and the navy-in short, to ever branch of the public ordinary mixed, sold 2s. a 4s. lower than this day week; Eye 4O 54 36 •39 26 32 as •se 46 48 ' But if there were no tax at all on its importatiOn, it expenditure. It was in 1822 that Lord Bexley vested all qualities from fine ordinary upwards are about the pre- Guildford ............- 80 16 34 39 26 33 Mi. 56 54 '5 B would be the Name thing to the country in the long this annuity of 2,800,0001.-in trustees, for a term of vious prices. The foreign is about Is. per cwt. lower than rra l e c y as ii 7 5O 11 ;a 42 g 120 50 2: 48 5 2_ aggregate produce of on this day week, the orders in town for Coffee are exten- Hu ll . 55 57 24 28 19 24 37 40 40 44 ruii, so far as the land was concerned, because we can- forty-five years, as a fund, the Hungerford -.......... 50 62 '2B 36 25 gy 5 , 1 59 - _ not import any description of land produce without which would answer the whole aggregate chare, give, but limited to low prices. Huntingdon.... 60 '7O 33 98 24 27 42 '47 - - gswih .................. 52 58 33 38 - ..... .46 48 50 fot Russ, BRANDY, and 1 - lOLLANDS-The inquiries after Lewes _ e y _ - - - - exporting ' an equal amount of land produce in pay- dining the same period, of naval and military .pen- R anent. we import all the wheat that we consunie, sions, half-pay, and civil superannuations. In no u t m have been for some time sacral but the bu have id al t n h 1 g ; ' ers aitg a si t e r _L i g gi i i tt II 11 '') 52 542 57 n th o at pu f r ro c in aset to l any . _extent, ow,n_g . to a general_ opinion and, consequently, there should be none grown in sense," therefore, was it an addition to our debt ; it Newbury.............. 44 62 31 38 26 37, 52 60 54 56 the ban state of . trade in general, they would Northampton ......... ...5? .. 57 T i j 40 LO 33_ t ...... 1 ... ...... England, why we must pay for it ; and how could that was merely a mode (a mode, we confess, which, for be enabled to buys ower prices, but as the great propor- 1 ,1•„,,;?,Va " - 4 4 ba 1 , 8 3/) 21/ g o ki 02 40 54 i' be done except by a payment arising out of the pro- other reasons, we are -not much inclined to ad m i re ), tion of the stock is held by two houses, who will submit l;f"tiiiiiii 62 - - 22 - 23 - - -7:: ' to no since of the land. Suppose, for instance, that we of applying part of the annual. itteoino of the State to they now become patient,' and yesterday s 'i c a,,d,i,n or g u - s _ 5 5 1 ° , 7 , ? I „ " ss 1 1 36 30 5 50 9 S et 64 _ = reduction, , grow and consume wheat to thel amount of 100 mil.-the .1 1 toscoarge of its current expellees. Thus it ar- several of the buye r s came forward and offered 2s. 4d. Htainford.--........ 5u tot It al 93. .311 1 . 1 ? , 68 - - freely for_ . 01 parcels of Leeward proofs or rions a year, but that, instead of growing it ourselves, pearls that, even according to the amounts stated in t l e, under, and they tr a i n m s r" -7 6 ::: t": 1 - . IA 30 , ~ 7.: 44 i y q. e a x t te 3 n o t. 2 r ; 1 , 1 a s n al i e l p a re i v 7 i t o nt 'w eg, 0 .i .......... a . ; -... 20 4 :: 7 , 1 ,- ; - 8 tS, r e r o ; 74 we threw all the wheat lands out of cultivation for the Times (though as to past years we are uncertain wise- , w w e e r r e e I;ein t l en t i o rt i s 2 "* 71 and 28 . over, time being ; well, we import 1,00 millions of wheat- they they use the phrase " the public debt of Great at 3 s. B ran di es are advanc i ng i n France, and they are, in Withech---'-.. r -50 57 I - - 22 24 44 50 - but must we not pay for it ? and how must we pay Britain in its proper sense, or as synonimous with consequence, held here with more firmness for higher iiiiollll AND EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRI NCI. A i t, " the Public Debt of the United Kingdom,") that of prices, but the transactions are not extensive,-Geneva • PAL PORTS OF GREAT- BRITAIN. , for except by our labour on the land ?-we must Bend hack the 100 millions either in wool, tin, iron, or late years both the capital and the annual charge door continues so scarce, that the prices must be considered n s . 4 1 c/- .• o-i Africa, &c11 ; 0? .. 14491 1 cll. I 1 ISII All Parts. 1 I ell I'Ls,l i iI i i minal. At a late hour to-day the sales of Rum were, Ja- 4)s . something else, the produce of the land ; and there- debt have been diminishing. Within the last five vili sl ii IL maicas, 31 over, at 45.; 34 over, ordinary, 3s. Bd.; Lee. a 1 {bre the land, thrown out of cultivation, so fiir as years the capital of our debt has been lessened, on the wards, 4 under, at 2s. 4d., and thet price refused for a : Africa, &e. 1. 1 1 1 11l 11l I All Parts. wheat was concerned, would inevitably come back, in whole, by twenty-five millions, notwithstanding the 2 under parcels of underproofs be• , could freely 6 All , other 14_1 ~,,1 , , an other ,o, a „1, , the }(trig run, to a state of cultivation, or produce of additions made to it by the measures which were a rts. I , Parts. 0 ) sold at 2s. 4d. Z' 8- . I I . .......- some other eon. As a princiele, therefore, it mat- taken for the reduction of interest. At present, the h is „ p rps, Provision R0V1510Nf1.....1 ile .. 71 1 .1 1 1 I I II , 1 Etc, 'l'4 V. o France, etc. 4 tens not to the bitided interest, in the long run, whe- annual charge of it exceeds twenty-Seven millions by the stagnation, same the dealers and importers showing Ate r i ts ii . er R , , , , ,i, ,i'Mh . eet, ti f is i, se i, , then wheat be imported t a x-free or no t. sytipd, let only a few thousand pounds. In 1821, the annual -still the same reluatance to order Beef or Pork from Ire landowners, or other people, constantly keep in view charge of it was 29,700,000/. Surely, this diminu- land, on account of the expected fall of prices. The result g earl- , si i, § tz , i f, , Healterra. , l c , ~I , , nean. - As-..Egi 1 the principle that we cannot import wheat or other doll of neatiS one - telithy in the short period of five of the late large cattle fair at Ballinasloe is unfavour- tt Honduras, OA 41* ,I „ 7.„81 Holland, 1441,5i„r , the produce of the land of other countries, with- years, is a most satisfactory . proof of a wise and pros- able. The account from persons who were at the fair 3 - 1 France. &c.l sa 1 I out exporting an equal amount in value of the perous financial administration.-Netv, Times. give a gloomy prospect for the Graziers. Beasts sold full Jamaica. n u - 4%, , 11.3 14 North of 7 2 - TT 7-77 1 i -7 ,1 - „.„ ...urge. c 33 per cent., under last year's prices, and there were nearly of r produce of the land of this country. As to the non- s Our contemporary means "Public Debt of the United King- 0 e a 7., iltlso t a i s Au oilier tsla , , i • Id • • 1,800 lea more than last year. New India Beef is offer- Parts. i el sense about agricultural and commercial interests, so dom ;" for his statement here includes the Irish Debt. - long as there are people, and they at and drink, there tierce for shipment next month , with, but no purchasers. With !, Cuba & St. .-, pc, . Anier. .., ,_,I j 1 Mtn. ing at W. 10s. per tierce, and New Mess Beef 4/. 10s. per ,; Brazil and i z - I bgl, blc ill , isseettite rne i gc l l4 l"l" _ _ _ _ Franceplact . .4 I 1 I ' ' ' ' must be an agricultural interest ; and so long as ' A mee ti ng t oo k pi ece ear ly o n the morning of the respect to Provisions cured last season, the market being ".. Domingo. ill'Ell'§l , i l l 1 I ofhind, -.._ people clothe, lodge, and travel, and sittend public 27tl i u lt. about ti N o mires from Dublin, on the Cork bare of good Provisions, and this being the season of the - Jar*, I s s , I 1 I g iTT ,Irgiiith of 1. 0 ,1 ,1 , , ,o. L-11 Europe. 12$ I g inusenients, there must be commerce. In fact) so road, between two officers of rank, one commandin g year when large quantities of each are wanted f or th e supply long as there are deaths, even there must be coin- a regiment stationed in the North of Ireland,' and the of ships. and for exportation, it is not expected that prices 10 1 111 0. H. Li. 1 1 , ' '4 coerce. Ali Editor of an Evening Paper attempted, other, who bail a short time previous quitted the regi- will be lower. Not having had this autumn the usual sr- 4 4 1., ». .. a ders for Honduras, tke. inferior Mess Pork is heavy at 575. rc 414 4,14 4 ,4 not long since, to ridicule us for this thought. But flint under his command, in consequence of a Dies- o a. -a, a, a, .. 0 a 58s. per tierce.. we would ask that Editor whether, if lie were to die, sage from the latter. After an exchange of shots, the se, lii _1 il 3 ' H A " 2:_l SILK-The Silk sale commenced onMoriday at the India . , would not the depositing his body either in a vault or parties separated as they met, an apology and 'reconci-••se t'se 0 us: 1 '''' 43.'4 ~•c • f?..2 ,%.4 House; the fine sells about 5 per cent higher; the ordinary 14;14 *4ik..346';‘, p I.s ~ s e in the ground cost those who succeeded hins 1001. ? liation having been urged by die one party, and much about the average prices of last sale. .5.g g at r.,11," Now su')pose there were in this country one million peremptcirily refused by the other.--Cork Southern 110 PS-The demand for. Hops is increasing: the prices GRAIN, FLOUR, &e. of people. who died in the course of a year, in circum- Reporter. are ss. higher. biroirra sits;ondon and Liverpool, Coastwise, from Ireland, arid Fo. rdin P with the Emmy of Grain, Flour, and Provisions, front stances H umor to this Editor, would- there not be rartini relates, that in the year 1714 he heard, COTTON-The Cotton ,Market has been heavy, the pur- Liverpool. 100,000,0001. Pf trade in conserence of one million i n : the opera at Ancona,, a piece of R ec it a ti ve , th a t chases for the weekending last night inclusive, are-In a • .-...= of such deaths lit the course of the year ? And is consisted. , of one line only, and without any other ac- Bond, 50 Pa ra , B d , ; 300 lioweds, Gad. a 7iti. ; 1,110 Su- America. II il so ii ii ti ii iy, p t litai not this commerce ? Are not the doctoring, carpi- companiment than that of the bass, which had an rats, 4id. a sp.; 400 Bengals, 4id. a 51d. ;50 Demerara (duty paid) 9 d a 9 d tering, nursing, black issoolien, cotton, silk, funeral .amazing effect, 'not only on the professors of the art, Coc - li ' 1 * 1 . Foreign PR, 5k = .20 la § A ti .gfriril iseet.---There are renewed in after Cochi- t i Parts % 3 i -- -R , " " *4 cake, and all the other einnmercial interests of this but all the spectators.-- , " It was," says he, " at. the . .... 0. 2 9 a. ea neat; a parcel of 100 screw; of fine black, newly arrived in •,a .42 , te great empire called bit° action - when this Editor of - beginning of the third act. At each representation, a the Hussar from Mexico -will be brought to public sale in 1 Coastwise 3a R 3 §5:4€2V IF se, ---; 4 -.-- - 4 . "' S ' the Evening Paper we have alluded to is first ill and profound silence in the whole audience declared the' a week or two, and Islet'.' .4 1, • , d . •". .. ;•. I i 4 • _ ill of Man A --:.; w l ~,R then dies ? And is not this commerce, co far as he, -approach of this terrible period. Their vi sages turned SPICES-There were two sales of White Pepper yeater- ' - * a ........ 1 lb sick or dead, .is concerned ? And was not the same pale---a shivering came o'er them-they regarded each di_iy, consisting of 147 hags, the whole sold 2s. 2d, a 25.91 d. 8 i il i 1 i " ii ii iiii 5 8 g 6g* eon of coiliniercial enterprise Vhite Pepper lately 1 been excessively • Ireland. I going on a thousand other :with a look of dreadful astonishment, for there N awl so scarce, thatefii , the whole stock in I tl *. I Si years ago in all parts of the world ? Therefive, what were neither tears nor groans. I well remember it wits ...i._ sold , ...ondon Was in the hands of one firm, •- - -..... Hirt go hi 1 ,,h nonsense it is to have so much cant, about British a menacing and tremendous expression, that oppres- """ a I • 1,,h as Gs. per lb. in bond. 73 bags , 4r : AI A mer i ca. o .11 I 1 I I I I $ ' I I 1 I ea. 4 good light Sumatra Pepper yesterday 4+l. and qa. The 0. q ••• " • commerce, &e. &c. &c. Why 'the Chinese beat us as sed the mind, seized the heart, and froze the blood." pimento lately • at public sales 10 pd, a lid. - _ ----- m - Ili g,l! 6 ar to commerce all to pieces. In China there are A very respectable woman, of Chippenham, has lemeo Th • • ,- e sale at the India noose la expected to Europe. § §; 4 ' ii E § ..., F. • I I- A . - 300,000,000 of people; and allowing each) to sP e "d been recently delivered of a boy, who is a remarkably close on this day week; the • lad 6d. to 9d. 1 le prices i receded ci s .. 5 , I rs , I t I I I P:l 4 . 0 ._.„ 1 . only 101. a year, there would be a trede of three thou- fine ' 1 t that 1 e is unfortunately child in every respect, m 1 per lb. from the hi hest 'of Monday week, b r point - - _ _ 1 1 116" sand millions a year. Now ' E 1 we in lig and are only born with only one hand, arising from the circum- have again rallied - , and the ; pr.ces are new at the very ;',.i c :V Isle 14 , 1 , 4 . 2 !.; i!'s. iE.?. g LI ''F q t • twenty millions ; and suppose each to spend only 501. ,ta, tl being dreadfully frightened some highest rate obtained during the sale, with a greater brisk- of Man. e -, ir Fi 44 of .e" sf 4 .i'S'' ":" p i . -- -- a a year, which is five times what we have t d for ----Ice of his I" ler nests in the demand. At a late hour this forenoon the -- P" "' I months back by a crippled beggar abruptly entering briskness i 1 seg . e§ sr e. , (1.4. @§ %, 1. a Chinese, this would amount to only one thousand 1 , a.t ie India House continued to increase. The Ireland. *t.m. -:. ....... i . 1 -.7, . .-r i t g l gi i tier cottage, and suddenly holding up the stump ot Market is highe 00 1 0. g-. _ a m illi ons a year. How a Chinese woUld laugh at the ____ ._ his withered arm before her: face. It is well known the low qualities inarticularlaws' - - grave things put forth in Common lUDs, the Pasha- gold 9d. to Is. - 1 ier lb. 4 g Ai' pamphlets an t n • that the exhibition of these loathsome afflictions •‘; an higher 0 us 1. this tha n any f ormer day. as 1 igh 1. L 4.-. IP' 0 - . ..41- I ment I-louse, and ill t newspapers, about o f HiquP F 1 :Ax, 4 g . 14 ,4 4 4 :g il 5 sle x _ .5. m . n 4 ~ interests-a 'e artifice very commonly resorted to b beggars . , ,X, AND TALI ow -The accounts from Russia our coinmercial stud other • si there was des . . . ofextorting some are rather favourable , • • ,and clothing., lodgie tr . criptson, the tieing pretty sure . for `fallow---the price at,Petersburgh ~ a, e• .- ..t . .• .-• le. 0 10 and 105 • o not eating and drinking, , . s or ti g'. )"" alms b this .t . •1 .1 means, pal leu al y from worn • , en who are . 4 rubles •; about 6,000 easks sold.since the pre ,. , a, a i ~,-/ 1 :I - .1. .). L-. t,,; ri. other part . pa world now , themeee- vious post day; Exchang e 10d. The Market here has be- P ?.l z'''' st . xE 9.4 4 -4 I t' 'Pi' 'T , E - s's''' tertainnient, going on in sure to • Eligland.-Ibid.give some in order to get rid of . or formerly, as well as in lath Herald. •come heavy, and one of the leading houses iiiitt,grelit im- I ~4 M g •••g sa.; Xrt *a. • 0' a • g 4 .ik l e d a mistake into which C , , nortese sell extensivel f ill - 1' ' t delivery;' liens •1p is lied s - onA ni, FLOUR, &c, A few days since we corm . , ONvEttslONs.-We stated some time since a re 7 s , firmly at the lute Y a f Istan i i '' I , had fallen , with resrect to port f the Morning L-ironica u , . . o Heveliteen converts to the Protestant from lire e advaece lit Flax there is no material 'site' ation. Tallow- this aft( 38 ImportNi fr0t ....... 2_,___-__ Fordo karts, at Bristol, Hell .Newcastle, &c. 7 ----- --- d An imal c large of Catholic. I ,rnoon s. S ° e 4 the present amount of the capital an 1 . _ • • , . Church having publicly read their recantation. otes,--The•Oil Market continues very heavy ; Green- -• '4 R n' a F eb w ri ch had been at Cavan. W then - .4 g V , P our Funded Debt, and the progress . , c did not rely upon the statement, land is offered, no buy ers , , ....._,.....- , • iiiishing or in- means, itCoeoA---The Qrs, t ars. Qrs. t - r-- --- -- --- I ' 4 . Qrs. Qrs. Brig. made of late years either towards dint was only mentioned in The Dublin Even- parcels of Coma offered at Public sale 0 . 'le • ' . he Norninit • 0 "lc ill Mail ---but • this week are ratherßristol, Ilull,Nent} 3,307 6,981 840 ~,, ou 81,1, 157. • extensive , for i Trinidad there were no ne thecirae.as"' gi ogg 94 25 7 Ile Arta . creasing it. We showed that t e a ~.. .. )t, 1 by tion no our own private sources of inform- w enabl e ' 1 ' loffers; a small ktreviou , ly oiti , year . . ....W) 1 Ati i / 16 , 1 5 402 569 had exaggerated the capital of our Funded v us to autnenticate it. Were the Penal , Jiroportion of the 13razilsold 395. and 40s -----------: -----L- ,------- e 19 Dade • 'rice 18 , rescinded h . • 1 0 mi-co-Th ere . • _ PROVISIONS . '---- are several exporters in the Market • about 115 millions ; and we proved that, since ,we s ould have to notice the recants- „ , Imported at London and Liverpool, from Ireland and Foreign Parts. d that the tion of thousands • • . tu ld ' he) " e " ti nue to Make Offers shipm "C d • that capital had been greatly diminished, an h. the „ . insteati of scores. that CO de is ,holders are so firm that Shipment ; hilt tne Beer Pork. Butter. /my and abettor of Po 'this the purchases are still inconsider annual charge of the debt of the whole United King-. and 1. • the sale • 1 pery in country ; a a b e, , . an pane or al 1 , --- 1 nr. • otwithstanding a few c - s mud! are chiefly' ord, parcels at 31t1. a 31d. , lreland. lreland. Ireland. Pert.. delft WWI How less by upwards of 2,600,000/., than ,ti onversion s publicly announced, Reee-lly Public • 9 •1 ' - I ' Tuscan we have incontrovertible data under its •• ft e yestert as, suscan nags, 250 Tierces Barrels nerees Barrels Frans. I.Flols - Casks. the amount, in the former year, of the annual charge . ato prove that, ......, ,s, ~,id ot,, 6,1 • London -........- - 200 go ;L sen. - 6,274 malignant influence, Protest - t 1 - -' -•-- •' Prev. this year 15,302 1,411 13,596 14,812 R 13281 1,292 P4,212 Of the debt of Greo Britain atone, In these calcula- , , . an R 101/rly diminish here. Genoa, 54. Is ; lst, 245. ; 2d, 18s. .. D u blin patriot. Liverp001............ - - l o rtrls. 14nrla, 5 - 5 - 182 Ivo - mons we considered annuities fur terms of years and - Fuva-T e Fruit m t, ar et continues heevy. By Pub- rrev. this year 3 , 8 1 4 290 ,196 703 147,01 ' 8,136 12 r IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRINCI. PAL PORTS OF GREAT. BRITAIN. , illAfricao &c.11,c2,1,te,1 c ISII All Parts.l l l l, 4 l l 4 11 cq t • . . . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. LONDON DIARY,' TUESDAY, OCT. 24. (At the Ceurt of Commissioners.) H W. Aldersley, Gravesend, coach-master 4110 R. Haily, Cumberland-gardens, tavern-keeper l2 J. Bridgman, Spicer-street, Bethnal-green ll J. D. Browne, Walthamstow, surgeon J. Carruthers, Leadenhall-street, tea-dealer ' 11 D. Castello, Old Broad-street, merchant ll T. Fowler, St. Alban's, brick-maker lO T. Geary, John's-mews, Bedford-row ll M. Graham, Union-street, Bishopsgt, tte, glass-dealer R. Hatfield, Maddox-street, Hanover-square, plumber T. Harrison, Union-street, Southwark, linen-draper D. Hodges, Liverpool, silk-mercer J. I. Holbird, Beech-street and Glasgow, boot-maker 9 J. Hilton, Raveley, farmer , Holmes and 'Edwards, Derby, booksellers ..• 9 J. How, Salisbury-crescent, Kent-road, broker .......... I I J. Hunter, Clifton, wine-merchant 11 M. Keen, Kentish-town, lodging-house - keeper E. T. Jones, Northfieet, victualler 11 M. G. Needle, Dover-street, Piccadilly, tea - dealer ......•.•• J. Norman, Tokenhouse-yard, broker . ll J. Powell, Wellington-terrace, Waterloo-road, draper 10 W. Randall, High Holborn, grocer ..... ............ C. Smith, Sible-Hedingharo, straw-plat-dealer • ... 11 Stamp and Nicholson, Milbank-street, timber-merchant ... G. J. De Witte, Willow-place, Hackney, merchant ...... ... 12 G. C. Wright, Hedge-row, Islington, grocer ... ............. 10 COUNTRY DIARY, TUESDAY, Ocr. 21 W. Alexander, Bath, at the White Hart, Bath ............... at 12 J. Bardsley, Heaton-Norris--Star, Manchester . I J. Baron, Blackburn—Hotel, Blackburn ....... .. . ............ T. Cox, Enshara—Town-hall, Oxford ll R. Curtis, I)leasdide--Commercial Inn, Lancaster ...... 4... 11 L. Evil, Waleot—Hart, Bath ... ...... . ...................... T. Elliott, Nottingham—. George the Fourth, Nottingliara.. 11 W. Farmer, Bath—Greyhound, Bath l2 12 W. Hallett, sen. Pembroke—Swan, Bristol 'W. Hallett, jun. 'renby—Swan, Bristol . 1 J. Read, Tipton--Hotel, Birmingham 3 J. Schofield, Barnsley-Public-office, Barnsley 1 Thorpe and Marshal, Nottingham-Punch-bowl, Nottingh• 1 J. Warder, Stoulton—Angel, Perehore W. Win, Nottingham—George the IVth., Nottiagluan••• 11 J. Wetell, Oswaldtwistle—Hotel, Blackburn.. T. Wood, Basford—Punch-bowl, Nottingham NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 18.—The Royalist tender arrived on Thursday from a cruise, and sailed again on Saturday. The Bittern tender , L' t Rochfort,sailed on Friday ieu for Liverpool, and the Bramble cutter for Portsmouth. The Thetis, 46,, Capt. Sir John Phillimore, C.B. arrived on Saturday from Portsmciuth, to be paid off, and re-com missioned if found in a fit state.—She came into harbour the same morning. The Nightingale cutter sailed on Sunday on a cruise. The Satellite, n ew 18-gun sloop, arrived on Monday from Milford. She has been built trotter the direction of Sir Robert Seppings, to sail against the Challenger and Wolf, built by - Captain Hayes , R.N. It is reported that Captain J. M. Laws (nephew of *Sir Robert Seppings), is to have the command of this vessel. The Pelorus, 18, Capt. Cotton, went out of harbour on 'Monday, and will sail shortly for the Mediterranean. In Hamoaze—Britannia, Windsor Castle, Forte, Thetis, Camelion, Sheldrake, and Maine ; and Sprightly revenust cruiser. In the Sound—Pelorus. Orders came down on Friday to propose to the vows of his Majesty's ships and ve ssels the substitution of half a gallon of strong beer for the g allon of small beor w no allowed ; the proposition to be experimental, and the lc °quince of the strong - beer to be e ntirely optional on Ila part of the officers and men. Mr. Huey to be Surgeon, and Mr. M'C ou cho in f ti : APPOINTMENTS.—Captain C. Cotton, of the Cameliefl, to the Pelorus, for the Mediterranean station, vire: C , ; ll „ P , t- H. E. Napier, who is superseded ou his ourn'tilir,"- I : sistant-surgeon of the Pelorus, the farmer Mr. Warden, gone on half-pay, and the latter gentleman io the room of Mr. Atkins, who has resigned. the Captain Sandom, of the Bustard , is appointed to .11 Harlequin, vice Captain James Scott, invalided ; C i aP, tie t, Charles Elliot, of the Magnificent, to the Bustard; 1 •11 1 ., Bennett, of the Isis, to command the Magnik"" . Edmunds, Midshipman, to be Lieutenant of the gag"' ficent. Victory, Mr. I. M. Hamilton, Assistant -Surgeon of th e Murray,llon. has been appointed Hospital Mate to the Royal l' l4/Y Hospital at this port. The following Officers are appointed to the A'i a:--- 1 , , Lieutenants R. L. Baynes, J. Nies, Hon. W. clw!Vi:l E. G. Sinclair, and R. F. Gambier ; Mr. Aft! l if t ' l l , Purser • Mr. Liddell, Surgeon; Mr. W r • -oSeoljnill ' i° e 'lf , (2), Master • Purser; Bell, and Lieutenants Fyinao,. Clenden, and Gray, Royal Mariries.—Plymouth Jolla' Captain Edward Gordon, of the Royal Noy, death was reported in several newspapers, has arriv.,e7t e° l „,. le . scent, in the Naiad frigate, from Gibraltar. II" 6 ,), e vivnig the wounds which, he received in the a ttack ° ll ` is Greek pirates, on the. coast of Candia, appears Tirlie.lii; 81 two balls passed through, and a third lodged he body ; while a fourth grazed the top of his heed . d e j t whole crew of the loading boat, which he C were either killed or wounded.—Aberdeen Chronicle. 010111811 ----- PAUL PRY I—The other day an exciseman inte x r : si E g sse led cepted a hearse on its return from a funeral in under the.suspicion that it contained so ii„ nt i Lg t it goods. The driver declared most inergetiefl'l„ that contained nothing of the kind ; but the exe; sel ; e a h n icie. r a e n l u d c t i a n n s t i l s y t e a t c e u a p e o d n t o s e ar b y c b t ng t e l rie e : cc ' , 1 . - , 5e7n 1 2 1 o n i T n i fl i e is iti w b as le, opened the doors at the was introducing his head in order t o take a took hold of him by the breech, popped him in, itrog On get , 1 _ i i drove home—a distance of several miles • that be 1:; :, into his master's yard, ho focoselY said borne another, the taken away one body, and' brought by elhibiting _ amplifying the truth of his assertion half-dead exciseman. The joke , appeared 11 Pw . : w ith Hone one--=the knight of the dippingi.stick w"r: t r o o difficulty taken from his travelling sepulchre► but o'' eing removed he at length recovered, swore useo Sit „s of would take the most effectual means by s_ecution to lay a prohibitory tax on 'the further 0/0 Jehu'a ardent and " over-proof" sp i rit s . --Lific Mercury. , and, whilst the BIRTHS. lab n t. On the 9th inst., at Lausanne, in Switzerland, tio - Thomas Illusgrave Gray, of Earl's-eourt, Middlesex, F- 94 1 , stsf- On the 17th inst., at the Earl of Il arra wby's, Sanu °° ' fordshire, the Lad,' Genriciaof a doghter. MARRIED. fart the On the 17th inst. , at St. George's Church , Che iten '' . the Hon. and Rev. A. H. Napier, Rector of Swing/Lobe, ro f Sitwell, Esq., of Verney, Salop, to Harriet, second daughw Sir Joseph and Lady Harriet Hoare. On Sh e 2 °t ll ing., at St. Mary's Stoke Newingtav , M r :pk j r. , of el:eoeettatentr,ratcoe,Sesrtihk, youngest dattghter of ilouhanTWateitirver:f N inu O a n co th m e I p 6 a t n h y, i s n se st. " , ic a e. t Clapta i rrag . oil 57, °I . in'hus . f°ver' fit , A11 ,7 1119 0f wife of Capt. Wm. Adamson, of the lion • lb of flumbuttP lii* On the 17th inst., Joseph Ilulinc , Ea q ., Islington,On the 1 i nfil t t hh ei n Bal., Itl ayteahrisofhiisot:g, eD. .re hire-place, Natbantel Marston, Esq., late of the Island of Jamaica. Printad sad published by 3.f. YOUNG, at the swoorei cx. 11 Ifo. 2, SIRAVD.